The South African Social Security Agency (Sassa) is intensifying efforts to safeguard its operations and beneficiaries from fraudulent activities. Approximately 400,000 beneficiaries have been notified for review, with over 70,000 profiles suspended to date for failing to undergo the required review process. Sassa has taken a firm stance against perpetrators of fraud. A cryptographic breach in 2021 compromised the security keys utilised by Postbank to issue Sassa gold cards. In 2024, the agency

38K views · 242 reactions | The South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) in KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) is investigating a viral video, showing one of its officials at Dundee local offices shouting and disrespecting social grants clients. Video: X/ _mashesha Read on https://www.iol.co.za/news/south-africa/report-me-i-dont-care-sassa-to-probe-kzn-official-in-viral-video-shouting-at-social-grant-clients-6c7dcb09-806f-4864-8e83-e6058d2bf347 | IOL News | Facebook

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9.7K views | WATCH | Sandy Godlwana, KZN's South African Social Security Agency (Sassa) senior manager for communications, explains what kind of services they have brought to the people in Port Shepstone | Fundi Mzobe of the South Coast Herald reports. . #sassa #SASSACARES | South Coast Herald | Facebook

SASSA Opens 2026 TVET Learnership & Internship Programmes for Unemployed Youth The South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) has officially opened applications for two important youth opportunities: Work Integrated Learning (WIL) Programme for TVET College learners and Head Office Internship Programme for graduates / diploma holders. These opportunities are open to eligible South African citizens across the country, and they are designed to help young people gain structured workplace exposure

#VOTNews SASSA GRANT IN AID. The South African Social Security Agency Tembisa Local Office Team Leader Lindiwe Ramakuwela has clarified prospective recipients of the Social Security's Grant in Aid. Grant in aid is a monthly payment for people who need full-time care. It is given to people who already receive a disability, old age, or war veteran's grant. Ramakuwela has provided insight into who qualifies and the due process to be followed by those who look to benefit from the service. | The Voic